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There is, of course, plenty of evidence for the narrative of capitalism as exploitation. There is also plenty of evidence for the narrative of capitalism as sp
by lliamander 10y ago
There is, of course, plenty of evidence for the narrative of capitalism as exploitation.
There is also plenty of evidence for the narrative of capitalism as spontaneous collaboration and growth.
Denying only one or the other of these statements is indicative of one beholden to an ideology.
- WalterSear 10y agoThe endgame is the endgame, not the beginning or middle. Ultimately, there is no capitalist mechanism to prevent the sale of the market, or the tragedy of any other commons.
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- danharaj 10y ago> There is also plenty of evidence for the narrative of capitalism as spontaneous collaboration and growth. There is? Has capitalism developed in any region of the world without the explicit help of a state? Even the birth of capitalism in Europe was facilitated by governments forcibly enclosing land into larger estates.
- sdenton4 10y agoIt involves garages and bootstraps, and tends less to mention ivy Alma maters, government subsidies, social connections, or sheer luck.